First Ladies National Historic Site/National First Ladies Library

205 Market Avenue
Canton, OH 44702
United States

(??.? miles from you)

Visit Web Site FILA_Info@nps.gov

Call: 330-452-0876

First Ladies National Historic Site/National First Ladies Library

Party in the Park: Dancing Queens

First Ladies National Historic Site/National First Ladies Library

Thu, Jun 11th

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (EST)

Party in the Park: Dancing Queens

Cost: $35.00 - $40.00 USD

Booking options: General Admission, Reservations Required

Ages: 18 & Over

Plan to spend:

First Ladies National Historic Site/National First Ladies Library

Thursday, June 11th 2026

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (EST)

Put on your dancing shoes – it's time to party in the park!

Join us for Dancing Queens, the first installment of our Party in the Park summer series at the First Ladies Park.

Enjoy an evening of live music, dancing, and connection in a festive outdoor atmosphere!

Your Ticket Includes:

? One raffle entry for a chance to win a designer prize

? Complimentary wine and bubbly to enjoy during the event

? Additional raffle tickets available for purchase at the event

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205 Market Avenue

Canton, OH United States

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First Ladies National Historic Site/National First Ladies Library

Third Thursday: The Art of the First Lady

First Ladies National Historic Site/National First Ladies Library

Third Thursday: The Art of the First Lady

Explore the artistic traditions of America’s First Ladies with textile historian Denise Layman followed by a wine and light bites reception. Explore the creative legacies of America’s First Ladies through the art of needlework, craftsmanship, and design. This Third Thursday program highlights the artistic talents and personal expression woven into historic textiles created by First Ladies: offering a deeper understanding of how art reflected identity, history, and leadership.